聚福樓 — the House of Gathered Fortune. In Cantonese tradition, fortune isn't found; it's gathered — around a table, over shared plates, with the people you love. That's what we set the table for every day.

Warner Chinese Restaurant is exactly what it looks like: a family in the kitchen, cooking the Cantonese food they grew up with. Our chef brings more than thirty years of experience to the wok, and the rest of us are out front — taking your call, packing your order, remembering your usual.
We've been part of the Warner community for years, on the same corner of Old North Road and Samsonvale Road, next to Brodies Chicken. Some of our regulars have been ordering the same Friday-night dishes since we opened.
Our wontons and dumplings are folded by hand every afternoon. Our ducks are roasted on site. Our sauces — the honey glaze, the black bean, the sweet and sour — are made from scratch in our own kitchen, the way they should be.
It's slower and harder than buying things in. It's also why the food tastes the way it does — and why the portions come out generous. 自家製造 isn't a slogan; it's just how this kitchen has always worked.


Our dining room seats fifty, and we're BYO — bring a bottle, bring the kids, bring the whole footy team. Prefer to eat at home? Phone your order through and it'll be packed hot when you pull up, or order delivery through Uber Eats.
Gluten-free and vegan options run right through the menu — just tell us when you order.